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Preliminary mortality data point to a sharp rise in deaths during late June as record temperatures swept across parts of the continent
Climate science was another bone of contention At Bonn with some nations denouncing attacks on it by "fossil-fuel interests"
Chinese mercantilism has been more globally consequential than any other economic shock or policy choice in reshaping the world this millennium
Extreme heat is costing workers in India and other developing nations over 20 workdays a year, cutting incomes and increasing healthcare costs, a report warns
Researchers warn expanding heat hotspots driven by industrialisation and land-use change could threaten public health, productivity and long-term economic growth without targeted climate adaptation
When it comes to trees, ignorance casts a shadow too wide to ignore the science behind them. This book explains how trees shape the world
India recorded the slowest growth in carbon dioxide emissions among the world's three largest polluters in 2025 as milder weather and higher renewable energy generation curbed electricity demand
An anthology by experts explores responsible business practices through well-argued essays and lived experiences
Europe's deadly heatwaves expose the dangers of fossil-fuel dependence, underscoring the urgent need to accelerate the transition to renewable energy worldwide
Eastern Europe is bracing for record temperatures and red alerts after a deadly heat wave that claimed lives in western Europe moved eastward
In India, it is possible that so much more is on the ballot in every election that there is little space for issues such as public health
Temperature records were toppled in several countries on the weekend as the heat wave slowly moved toward eastern parts of the continent
Most of northwest Europe is critically unprepared for a world in which heatwaves are the norm, not an exception
A majority of the 111 'most vulnerable' districts are in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh; the former accounts for 22 of them
The strongest El Niño signal appears in the rural economy; market outcomes are often shaped by more powerful forces
A powerful heatwave sweeping western Europe has triggered red alerts, school closures and energy concerns, with forecasters warning of further extreme temperatures through July
A high probability of a "Super El Niño" heading into 2027 may drive up temperatures in some parts of the world, sending power demand surging, hurting crop yields and reigniting inflationary pressures
The study found that around 60% of the highest-consuming group lives in the US and the European Union, while India accounts for only about 2%
An IGCC report warns Earth could cross the 1.5 degree Celsius warming threshold within four years as heat accumulation in the climate system reaches record levels
There is evidence that carbon dioxide emission growth is slowing, but society needs to massively increase decarbonisation efforts during this critical decade, the study added